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Laurel Heights Hospital in Atlanta is seeking a Nurse Manager to lead the unit's nursing and patient care delivery, ensuring quality and safety in pediatric behavioral health. You will collaborate with the Nursing Director to shape care practices and mentor frontline staff while maintaining clinical excellence and compliance.
The role requires 1 year of nursing leadership and behavioral health experience, BSN, and active Georgia RN licensure with BLS/ACLS certification, Monday–Friday with
At Laurel Heights Hospital, we are committed to providing the highest quality of psychiatric and behavioral care. Our comprehensive pediatric programs and services are designed to bring hope and healing to children and adolescents who face complex psychiatric, behavioral, and neurodevelopmental disorders. We strive to cater our approach to treatment to the needs of each child who comes into our care.
Treatment programs at Laurel Heights Hospital are structured for youth ages 6–17 who are dealing with general psychiatric difficulties and trauma. We also offer specialty mental health programs for children with co-occurring neurodevelopmental disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorders.
The Nurse Manager role is a great position that allows you to remain close to the bedside but allows you to serve as a front-line nurse leader. You will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of patient care in this specialized field. In collaboration with the Nursing Director the Nurse Manager is responsible for the leadership and management. The Nurse Manager fosters associate's commitment to improving quality and safety of patient care outcomes. This role offers the chance to direct and coordinate the nursing and patient care delivery of the unit-based professional. 1 year of experience in nursing leadership and behavioral health required.
The role would be Monday-Friday with the possibility of weekend/off hour coverage to meet the needs of the hospital.